Sentence examples for pressure for success from inspiring English sources

I think we've had artistic success here partly because the pressure for success is so low.

LIKE the indie film, the short novel is a place to explore the margins, to stage the riskier experiments, to be free of the pressure for success that nearly always goes with epics of love, greed and murder.

Champion a few local bands you love and perhaps approach them in a way where you'd want to "cheerlead" them and learn how to navigate the music business together without too much pressure for success or failure.

Joel Maxcy, an associate professor of sport and recreation management at Temple University, said that given the economic climate and the increasing pressure for success from the revenue-generating sports like football and basketball, he expected "more universities to cut sports toward that minimum".

South Korea holds its national college entrance exam on Thursday and this year the pressure for academic success is as fierce as ever.

O'Brian, a former senior executive at ABC News, said there is no pressure for immediate success on Al Jazeera America.

One sanitation access veteran recently wrote about the problem of "wildly, embarrassingly, inflated" numbers used by governments and funders alike, under pressure for measurable success now.

Originally visiting on tour with her band, Duveau says she fell in love with the vibe, feeling unfettered to be inspired, create, and express herself without pressure for commercial success.

In terms of context, it appears that policy-making was driven by the changing overall political situation, at first uncertain and later on more clearly defined as the new government set its priorities and put pressure for the success of its 'flagship' reform.

There wasn't the pressure of success".

THE EVENT "FlashForward" didn't kill the big-cast, big-conspiracy, season-spanning mystery, but there will be even more pressure for quick ratings success this time around.